Andrew Gillum

Guests: Tiffany Cross, Angela Rye, Andrew Gillum. Discuss Iowa results, GOP field, Nikki Haley's comments, outreach to Black voters, and new black head coach in the NFL. Tiffany addresses what happened to her show at MSNBC. They emphasize accountability to Black voters, expanding opportunities for communities of color, dismantling oppressive systems, and the need for diversity. Critique a proposed law in Florida and reflect on their experiences at MSNBC. Explore impacts of enslavement and discrimination on African Americans.

Tiffany Cross, a political commentator, Angela Rye, a strategic powerhouse, and Andrew Gillum, former mayor and activist, dive into their lively experiences from the Democratic National Convention. They share hilarious yet absurd stories about the complexities of marijuana laws and a memorable elevator encounter. The trio also reflects on personal safety amid political tensions, while emphasizing the importance of community support and mutual respect. Get ready for a blend of humor, insights, and camaraderie as they navigate these pressing topics!

Angela Rye, Andrew Gillum, and Tiffany Cross discuss Trump's 'catch and kill' scheme, SCOTUS oral arguments on presidential immunity, protests against Gaza war, American Airlines' loyalty points changes, and listener feedback on Election Day countdown. They unpack framing student protests as antisemitic, share frustrations with airline policies, and rally support for Marilyn Mosby. The discussion spans political scandals, challenges to democracy, social justice, and personal anecdotes.

Hosts Angela Rye, Andrew Gillum, and Tiffany Cross discuss the potential for a third party in the American political system. They delve into empowering voters, the impact of a third party candidate, and the challenges and opportunities for third-party systems in the US.

Hosts Angela Rye, Andrew Gillum, and Tiffany Cross discuss the meaning of 'Native Land', critique mainstream news, explore media representation for marginalized voices, and highlight the importance of authenticity and liberation in media.